FA1: Review for Cycle 1 (Lectio Divina, Prayer, Silence and Soli

What is the primary purpose of Lectio Divina in Catholic tradition?

• To memorize scripture

• To engage in prayerful reflection

• To study historical context

• To debate theological concepts

Which of the following is a key component of Lectio Divina?

• Recitation

• Meditation

• Singing

• Preaching

Why is silence important in prayer according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church?

• It allows for better concentration

• It is a tradition

• It helps to hear God's voice

• It is a form of penance

What role does solitude play in deepening one's prayer life?

• It isolates individuals from distractions

• It encourages social interaction

• It is a requirement for all prayers

• It is a form of punishment

Which phrase from the Lord's Prayer emphasizes forgiveness?

• "Give us this day our daily bread"

• "Thy kingdom come"

• "Forgive us our trespasses"

• "Lead us not into temptation"

What is the first step in the process of Lectio Divina?

• Contemplation

• Reading

• Prayer

• Action

According to the Catechism, what is the ultimate goal of prayer?

• To receive blessings

• To achieve inner peace

• To develop a relationship with God

• To fulfill religious obligations

In the context of prayer, what does the term "meditatio" refer to in Lectio Divina?

• Reading aloud

• Reflecting on the text

• Singing hymns

• Writing notes

How does the Catechism describe the nature of God in the Lord's Prayer?

• As a distant ruler

• As a loving Father

• As a strict judge

• As an indifferent observer

What is the significance of the phrase "Thy will be done" in the Lord's Prayer?

• It expresses a desire for personal success

• It acknowledges God's sovereignty

• It requests material wealth

• It seeks immediate answers